TWTD understands midfielder Tristan Nydam has been ruled out for the rest of the season having undergone a minor ankle operation as he continues his recovery from the broken ankle and damaged ligaments he suffered in pre-season at Notts County.

The 20-year-old former England U19 international went under the surgeon’s knife in August and it was hoped he would return to action this month.

However, the Zimbabwe-born, Colchester-based schemer has required further routine surgery to tidy up scar tissue and now won’t be back in action until pre-season.

The academy product, who also operates at left-back, has had a frustrating couple of seasons having featured only once for the Blues in 2018/19 after a half-season loan spell at St Johnstone in which he made only one start and four sub appearances.

Nydam broke into the Town first team early in the 2017/18 campaign and has made 14 senior starts and seven sub appearances for the Blues.

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patrickswell added 17:59 - Feb 13 Get well soon, Tristan. Could still be a chance for him here if Garbutt doesn't sign.
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Suffolkboy added 18:17 - Feb 13 Never mind LG we need to see TN fit again and showing us just what he can do ; he's a spirited committed footballer prepared to give his all ,and of considerable talent ! Get well and totally fit ASAP! COYB
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Tractorboy1985 added 19:48 - Feb 13 So we have an inept physio as well as an owner and manager... dear dear dear dear.. first KVY now Nydam... club is a shambles from top to bottom! Roll on 2pm Saturday outside Sir Alf for the protest and for us fans to show this club how it's no longer acceptable how it's being run! ITID
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DifferentGravy added 20:15 - Feb 13 All the best for TN. I dont follow another club so have no idea if other teams have as many long term injuries to players that we do. Dozzell, Huws, Bishop (again), Nydam, KVY, Sears.......just to name a few. What is going on???
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Linkboy13 added 21:32 - Feb 13 Terrible news for the lad former first team coach Steve Foley told me he likened him to Bryan Robson praise indeed work hard and comeback stronger Tristan.
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Steve_ITFC_Sweden added 04:19 - Feb 14 Seems a very decent lad. It will require a lot of mental strength to get back on track, but he's young and may do it, in which case we will have a good player on our books. Good luck, Tristan.
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Chrisd added 11:51 - Feb 14 There's a real opportunity on that left side for us next season. Go away, get yourself fully fit and ready for pre-season and then kick on from there.
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